Sentence examples for area ages from from inspiring English sources

Rock in the area ages from the Upper Pliocene and Quaternary.

But many more come from rebellious readers in rural areas, aged from 11 to post-adolescence, many saying they were advised by parents or teachers not to read Pullman's work but were duly captivated.

Many of these studies examined the relationship between body size and three island physical characteristics: area, age, and distance from mainland source.

This time, they recruited two groups of children typical of those living in the area, aged three and between eight and nine, from nurseries and schools in Southampton.

Cases were children from the surveillance area, aged 3 156 months, admitted to Kilifi District hospital with acute seizures during the presenting illness.

Briefly, the Normative Aging Study began as a closed cohort of male volunteers from the Greater Boston area aged 21 to 80 at entry, who enrolled after an initial health screening determined that they were free of known chronic medical conditions.

Beaver et al. (2001) described layer-specific differences in ocular-dominance shift in normal cat area 17 aged from 6 weeks till 14 weeks using an electrophysiology approach.

Due to the nature of the outbreak, in some areas children aged from five to 10 and adults were also vaccinated to ensure circulation of poliovirus was stopped.

In one corner, it showed a shaded area labeled "the Dark Ages". From there, a path wound through a thicket of obstacles.

The area of the stabilogram increased when somatosensory inputs were altered and the Newman-Keuls post hoc tests revealed a significant decrease of the area across the different ages, from 7 to adults (ps<.05, see fig. 1B).

I taught in the village of Akuapem and quickly settled in with students from the area, whose ages ranged from 11 to 25 and many of whom were blind.